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State Budget Talks Enter Final Week Amid Fears of Congressional Cuts

  • Illinois lawmakers have one week, until May 31, to pass a state budget amid growing concerns about congressional spending cuts.
  • This deadline comes as the U.S. House passed a spending plan that could slash federal funds, increasing uncertainty about Illinois' budget.
  • Illinois anticipates a $536 million decrease in revenue projections and may experience cuts to the federal funding that supports Medicaid services for more than 3.4 million state residents.
  • Senate President Harmon described the year as "tougher than we've seen in recent years" and warned the spending plan would be "catastrophic for working families."
  • Lawmakers expect no new spending programs this year and may need to revisit the budget later in 2025 depending on federal legislative outcomes.
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Journal Gazette & Times-Courier broke the news in on Friday, May 23, 2025.
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